League Opens Season Here On October 28th
Six teams form the Corry Atty Bowling League for the 2831 year with opening cup matches set for Wednesday evening October 28. Secretary Ray Burr drafts the season schedule as officials reorganize for the coming year after a meeting at Recreation Alleys. New officers include President Harold Cragg and Secretary Burr, with rules similar to past years and league nights moved to Wednesday Thursday and Friday. Strong squads represent Aero Supply Pebblebrook Corry journal Corry Jamestown Reisaster's Drugs and Recreation Alleys amid anticipated spirited competition.
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Corry Atty
Ray Burr
Harold Cragg
W. P. Lombard
Ray S. Burr
Don W. Kincaid
Lescue
Aero Supply
Pebblebrook
Corry
Journal
Corry-Jamestown
Reaister's Drugs
Corry bowling league reorganizes for 1951 82 season
The Corry bowling scene reorganizes with a six team league to begin within a week. Officials aim for stronger competition and better crowds as the ten pin circuit gauges interest and plans for the upcoming winter season.
Pittsburgh-Trankie Wallace Cleveland Lightweight Results
Boxing results list several Pittsburgh area fighters with wins, losses, and draws in events across Cleveland and Chicago. Notable bouts include Wallace defeating Severo by decision and Dunn losing to Jovan in Cleveland, plus multiple regional matchups and a New York bout where Campolo stopped Ficucello. Local prep for Irish Pittsburgh football follows.
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AL Pittsburgh
Trankie Wallace
Cleveland
Jackie Rodgers
Pittsburgh
Charley Baxter
Johnny Dunn
New Kensington
Johnny Cooper
Cincinnati
Young Rudy
Assot Green
Johnny Demko
Billy Wallac
Lou Severo
Joe Zeman
K.O. Husk
Akron
Diels Orheary
Wilkes-Barre
Mason
Youngstown
Micky Doyle
Scranton
U, S Garpentint
Wichita
Dick Evans
Zoungalown
Tai
Chicago
Matt
Philadelphia
Marion Matte
Smile
New York
Victoria Campolo
Ralph Ficucello
Hfateo Ose
Spain
Ted Bnadtwyna
Germany
Jamaica
Ray Miller
Chicaey
Solly Ritz
Brooklyn
Jamestown Reserves to Play Here Friday
Corry High Reserves meet Jamestown High Seconds Friday at 4 15 on the Junior High field. Jamestown varsity this year ranks among New York state’s strongest, with a recent win over Corry and a big upset over Warren Seconds. Dave will miss the upcoming bout, adding to the Beaverettes’ hard prep for the lone home tilt of the week. A nominal admission is charged, and a large crowd is expected.
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Corry High
Jameston High
Jamestown
New York
van Ig
Academy
Tyne Corry Quigena
Warren Seconds
Days
Elibie
Dave
Butte
Beaverettes
Sheffield
Henry McLemore
United Press
Madison Square Garden
Butler's Pantry
Badelia
Steet
Army
Harvard
Real Rodeo at Madison Square Garden Delights Yet Terrifies
Henry McLemore paints a wild field report from Madison Square Garden where rodeo bulls and steer riding thrill spectators. He notes dangerous action, daring riders, and the perilous stunts that resemble a volatile carnival. From the chaotic energy to the risk of injury, the piece mixes humor with awe at the spectacle.
New York State Hunting Season Opens October 26
Mayville reports the regional hunting season begins Monday October 26 with abundant game. Hunters urged to quit after satisfying needs and not shoot for fun. After October 26 listed game includes Ringneck pheasants two per day or six per season, ruffed grouse, squirrels, rabbits and hares. Official hours and dates posted. sunrise and sunset limits noted amid enforcement updates and fines. Local game protector Zentz under investigation by conservation department. progress reported with violators paying fines.
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Mayville
Ringneck
Getber Wey
Ste Gotoner
Hai Gat
John J. Gents
Conservation Department
Adirondack Mountains
Morganthans
Zentz
Tigers Prepare for Navy in Princetons New Jersey
Princeton varsity football drills test the squad ahead of Saturday’s Navy game at Philadelphia or nearby field. Coach and assistants push big men through intense workouts as Witter and Jong lead the linemen in drills. Team aims to sharpen conditioning and execution for the upcoming matchup.
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Shefeld Wolverines
Wolerines
Shefield Grdders
Cush- Pi
Ehefiield
Wolverines
Pittsburgh
Popervex
University of Pittsburgh
Jock Sutherlnd
Panthers
South Bend
Sutherland
Western Reserve
Notre Dame
New Haven
Fhe
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Ns Fen
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Buckeyes Real Contenders For Big Ten Title
Ohio State, rebuilt under coach Sam Willaman, upset Michigan 20 to 7 and emerge as a leading Big Ten contender. The Buckeyes face Northwestern in a pivotal Oct game that could decide the conference race, with Northwestern strong early but both teams still untested. Sophomores play key roles as the venerable Buckeyes chase a title last won in 1920.
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George Kirkley
United Press
Chicago
Frat Tunic
Ohio State Iss
Michigan
Ohio State
Buckeye
Wolverines
Timoulties
Buel
Taozana
Wisconsin
Timnois
Gosc
Sam Willaman
Suc
Buckeyes
Northwestern
Northwestern Pabile
Wildcats
Minois
Minnesota
Maiana
Vanderbilt
Notre Dame
Wallace Wins Over Severo In Tight Weight Bout
Wallace of Cleveland defeated Severo in a tightly fought boxing match last night. Both fighters weighed in close, Wallace landed a hard right in the first round and again in the later rounds, earning a well deserved decision as Severo faded. The card also noted a heavy lineup of regulars resting up ahead of the Yale game.
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Cleveland
Vet
Billy Wallace
Leryn Ar
Lou Revers
Meadville
Pastore
Then &N
Wallace
Severo
Bie
Meadalile Youngater
Hart Leads Wolverines In Upset Over Ridgway
Hart, Sheffield fullback, starred as the Wolverines upset Ridgway 6 to 0 on a muddy Saturday at Sheffield. The Maroons controlled the opening, but Hart broke through with key runs and passes to keep Ridgway from scoring, delivering Sheffield’s first win.
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Shere
Evitleman
Weavers
Wolverines
Shefield
Ue Wolverines
Ridgway
Vridgway
Shemield
Maroons
Pha Maroons
Unings
Sheffield
Bheffeld
Filst Amutch
Oni
Ridgway Pasaash Ip
Shemerd
Tech Meets Purdue Pittsburgh in Western Pennsylvania Clash
In Washington Pennsylvania two teams face scheduled injuries and returns as Carnegie prepares to meet Purdue while hoping to erase last week’s loss to Wisconsin. Washington and Jefferson expect Wilson and Fife to return for Lafayette match after recent injuries amid heavy workouts and fundamentals.
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TECH
Purdue Pittsburgh
Carnégie
Fenty’ Dreshar
Tony Rebs
Plaid
Purdue University
Carnegie
Wisconsin
Washington
Stuart Wilson
John Fife
Jeferson
Lafayette
Wilson
Wester Maryland
Bife
Rfill
District League Reorganizes Section 2 for Basketball Season
Northwestern Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athlete Association holds annual meeting in Titusville with large turnout from ski member schools. Decisions include use of official valves in league games, security teams for preliminaries, visiting students not charged, league reserves set at 15 dollars, four officials assigned, and consideration of Warren and Cambridge Springs for entry.
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Titusville
Det
Northwestern Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athlete Association
Owl City
Lome
Varius
Abele
Hart
Eyle
Helra
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